In a press release on July 15, United States President Joe Biden announced his intent to appoint new members to the Commission on Presidential Scholars. Among the 21 candidates looking forward to filling...
On Monday, April 11, the University’s chapter of the Philly Justice Project hosted an event advocating for justice for India Spellman, a person it believes to have been wrongfully convicted woman.
“At...
On Monday, April 11, in Driscoll Room 132, the University presented its Civitas Dei Medal to Celia Deane-Drummond, Ph.D., of Oxford University.
Deane-Drummond holds doctorates in plant physiology...
The month of April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and there are several events hosted at the University that foster conversations about prevention and response to sexual violence.
Ryan...
On Friday, April 8, the African Caribbean Villanovans (ACV) club, in partnership with Nova Nite, organized and hosted its first ever ACV Carnival. The event took place on the University’s Campus Green...
Although Pride Month is officially in June, many schools celebrate LGBTQIA+ pride while still in session. This April, Villanova students have come together to celebrate their queer population.
This...
On Thursday, April 7, history was made. In a 53-47 bipartisan vote, Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed to the United States Supreme Court, making her the first Black woman to ever sit on the Supreme Court....
On March 7, 2022, an email was sent to the community members of the University from the University President Rev. Peter M. Donohue, O.S.A., Ph.D. informing members of a tuition increase.
The email...
The deadly events in Ukraine and its current domestic implications have caused worldwide fear and confusion. Foreign interventions attempt to de-escalate the situation, as companies in the United States,...
The University looks forward to recognizing the celebration of Women’s History Month with a variety of interactive events and discussions throughout March.
Students and faculty are invited to participate...
Each spring semester, the Irish Studies Department at the University selects an Irish writer to serve as the Charles A. Heimbold Jr. Chair of Irish Studies. For the Spring 2022 semester, Emma Dabiri has...
The Public Service and Administration major is newly available to students of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences for those who want to major in making a difference.
This 30-credit major focuses...
